Dire Straits against Soundgarden. Both released in 1991. Badmotorfinger won with 100% of 2 votes.
Badmotorfinger won with 100% of 2 votes.
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On Every Street, released in October 1991, is the last of the six studio albums Dire Straits made. The British band had begun with their self-titled debut in 1978, and this record closed a run that took in Communiqué, Making Movies, Love Over Gold and Brothers in Arms.
The full story, tracklist and credits →Badmotorfinger is Soundgarden's third studio album, released through A&M Records in October 1991. It followed Ultramega OK and Louder Than Love, and it was the first record the band made with bassist Ben Shepherd, who joined as sessions began in early 1991.
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Every day at midnight UTC the vault draws two well-known studio albums, close in popularity, era and style, and puts them head to head. Everyone sees the same battle. You get one vote, and the result is shown once you've voted. Voting closes at midnight UTC, when the next battle starts and the result goes into the record books for good.
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